The Straits Times, 22 November 1970

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    18 1 Largest sales in Si. Asia The Sunday Times No. 1808 20 CENTS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22, 1970 SINGAPORE EDITION
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    Lock icon US jets blast N. Vietnam
    401 1 US jets blast N. Vietnam Hanoi: Six planes shot down, American prisoners injured in raids HONG KONG, Saturday HANOI today claimed ir had shot* down a total of six U.S. aircraft during two raids on four North Vietnamese provinces this morning. A communique issued by the official Vietnam news hmcv
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    Malaysia quitting pact report is denied
    234 1 Malaysia quitting pact report is denied Krnm HARRY Mil II R LONDON. Sat. Official British and Malaysian sources In London are pourIng extremely cold water on a report in the London Daily Mail today that Malaysia is planning to pull out of the five-power defence arrangement. The report comes from
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    De Gaulle's own story tomorrow
    93 1 De Gaulle's own story tomorrow rPHKRh were those who saw President de Gaulle as the personification of the ultimate in power complexes. Certainly he frustrated and provoked the leaders of the great powers on an unprecedented scale. He withdrew peremptorily from NATO; he stalled Britain's entry to the Common Market.
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    Lock icon Playboy in Braille
    42 1 LANSING i Michigan i. Sat —A Braille edition of the men's Magazine. Playboy Is now available for the blind and physically hnndlrapped The centerfold. "Playmate of the Month." and other pictures arr not available In Braille. I however AP
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    SMILE OF A WORLD BEAUTY
    64 1 SMILE OF A WORLD BEAUTY rRIWIM air ho.s--ll less Jrn nifcr Hosten. (above) all smiles after brine crowned Miss World 1970 at London's Royal Albert Hall on Friday nichl The Wp-i Indian island's first representative uun v;..> 00 and can expect to earn another CM.--0411 from modelling contracts and personal
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    Senate change unlikely
    76 1 CANBEKKA S«ti. -FM f urns lif.m tiu.i;, Australian Senate ckKtkNM indicated little likelihood of a change in the composition of the Upper House However, there wer» slun* of a Mrong \ote (or the opposition Ausirnl.Hti Labour Party and a drift to the breakaway rightwing Demorrntic Labour Party.
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    New feat by moon buggy
    126 1 \|OSCOW. Sat— The Soviet Union's moon iT buegy today selected a spot where it would spend the 14-day long lunar night, then went to work on experiments testing •physical-mechanical prooertie.«" of moon rook, an official report said The official news agency Taas said in a
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    Freight row: Rubber men to fight
    201 1 Freight row: Rubber men to fight SINGAPORE, Saturday fOCAL rubber shippers have drawn up plans to fight the freight rate increase by ilu- Far Kast I-Yn^lil Conference after a four-hour meeting here today. This follows the announcement last monih by European controlled FEFC that their freight charges would be increased
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    Help of S'pore, Malaysian govts to be sought
    222 1 Help of S'pore, Malaysian govts to be sought committee had also decided: THAT both Malaysian and Singapore Governments be asked to consider the setting up of a •special department to look into the problem of freight rates as has been done in Japan. THAT representatives of the component bodies of
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      78 1 a »i ••<*£„, f-"^l TZ^^"*SSW Latest bid io ■■mm HIGHWAY PHNOM PhNH. S.,t I M battalions of dn\ ernment rcinforcementx today worked their waj ■-Iciuh down Highu:<\ Four to try to reopen Phnnm Prnh only land link to the drrpuatrr port of Kompone Som. rut by communist attacks earlier in
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    Lock icon Cyclone relief operation gathers speed ~
    210 2 Cyclone relief operation gathers speed l)\('< A. Sat. Hug f American and British transport pl.incs MMtinned to roar into Dacca l itil.iv a> m.ivsin- rclirf operation Kathercd momentum unr «rrk after the worst cyclone disaster in recorded history. With the oflicial death toll standing at 153.340 and unofficial estimates putting
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    Lock icon Now Marcos calls for an exodus
    477 2 MANILA. Saturday PRESIDENT MARCOS today urged a mass exodus of citizens from Manila to nearby provinces beca use of a shortage of water caused by Typhoon Patsy. President Marcos made the appeal at a Press conference at Manila Airport where he bade farewell to
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    Hunt for bride
    31 2 NEW YORK I*l M.tinnir Boerian It, Tiajutav mrnt-cutter. is looking for »n American briclp. Hf> >h\ hp nrpd* nnr hy .J»n 27 to rrmain in thp fintpd Statp.v--AP.
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    Ne Win leaves
    30 2 MANILA. S«t On Nr Win. Chairman of Burma s RrvnluMonarv Council. \rt\ trvUv hy pl«n<' for Ransrxm ■>' thr end of h ihrw-rlay usil 10 the Philippine. rPI
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    Lock icon How I survived it a11...
    206 2 How I survived it a11 DACCA, Sat, Seraj Mia 25. said today he survived East Pakistan's cyclone disaster because he was picked up by giant winds and hurled onto the top of a coconut tree. Serai is the lone survivor of a 25-member family. They lived on the island of
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    Lock icon Massacre case sergeant —cleared
    472 2 Massacre case sergeant cleared P)RT HOOD (Texas). S :l t. A military court here ha& acquittrd Stall" Sergeant David Mitchell, the first man to be charged over the alleged Vietnam massacre more than two years a«o. The jury of seven officers brought in a "not guilty" verdict l?st night after
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    Lock icon Pilot blamed for crash
    64 2 H.( S.«I n British pilot ua* blamed jrwUHbs ny >n-. e.-neaior.v eH the Nigeria Airways VCIO cia.sli hrrr lagl \ear which com ihe live* of all 87 people aboard. The report by >even Niijpnan and British invMtifslors. said the pilot, Capuui V s Moore, was "unortlMdoa;
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    Lock icon Muskie to visit Israel, Egypt
    53 2 WASHINGTON ttal senator Edmund Muskir a leadmß contender for thr Democrat- pre>ideniial nomination in 1072. .said yesterday he will vi*it Israel in January *n<\ posMbly also m^k' tripi Eevpt the Sovin unmn Yuaoslaua and I.aun Amerira The trip-- air p^n of ihp usual pattern (nr
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      Laird: We need stronger missile defence system
      104 2 Laird: We need stronger missile defence system IVASHINGTON. Sat Defence berreMelvin La i d said yesterday the United States' must se< k ways of strengthening its Minuteman missile defences against a :^ro wing Soviet throat. He told the Senate AdurouriaUons Committee: "Thr Quantitative prowth and (|uantiiative improve ments in the
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      58 2 MM ANGfcLES: Tht Sharon laic murder trial was adjournea until Nov. 3d heie alter hiopie leader (;nane.s H >MM .said "I have Killed no one and I have ordered no one to bs killed.' The defence rested iU> ca.so yesterday after Manson. iu> lone witness. made a .statement to the
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      55 2 HOIS ION: A team of U.S. .space scientists claim to have solved a major problem to colonising the moon produclne wau-r and oxygen lrom iunar *oil. The lack of atmot>pnere on the moon makes the pioduction of water and oxygen from beneath the Btoon'l surlace essential H spacemen are to
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      58 2 WASHINGTON: The 0 S Government ha* learned of an extremist pint to poison a city* water supply with germ* stolen from bacteriological warfare centre at Fort Oetrick. Maryland The army i>sued a statement yesterday .sppklne to head off the plan taylng the fort has DO stockpile of anti-per.sonnel biological ma'enals
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      63 2 ARCADIA: The lather of a 13-yrar-old girl who authorities said was kept imprisoned In her home all her life comnr.urd suicide yesterday 30 minutes before ha was due In court for arraianmrnt. ClarK Wiley. 7n. shot him.M-lf in the head with a .38 caliber revolver lit the living room of
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      32 2 PARIS. Former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev says in his reminiscencPi that he was vrry fond of Stalin's daughter whom he pitied like an orphan, the eveninz newspaper France Soir reporter) here yesterday.
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      61 2 WASHINGTON: Embarrassed US Army offi rials admitted yesterday two dogs wrrr among 21 members of the 39th Infantry Division in Vietnam approved for bronze star medals last month Griffin M. Canine" and "Smokey If. Griffin were among thosp listed in General Order ***** ruing them "for meritorious ser vuv in
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    Lock icon Child brothel man 'Uncle Nap' jailed
    150 2 Child brothel man 'Uncle Nap' jailed I ONOON. Sat. I ncir Nap. the man with ranriv and money. was tailed for nin»- years for corrupting flvr girls and four hoys, all under 14. in a child brothel Justice Mrr\ >n Griffith Jnnrs also Jailed In <• other men for minim
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    Lock icon Jenny's crowning moment...
    326 3 Keeping her cool despite bombs I ONDON, Sat.— Jenm fer Hosten of Grenada starts her year's reign as the new Miss World today— despite an unprecedented bid by feminist agitators to wreck the 20-year-old contest. Miss Hosten. the West Indian island's first representative in the contest looked
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    Houses costlier but the boom will be marginal
    554 3 Houses costlier but the boom will be marginal oy SUNDAY TIMES REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Prices of houses will rise gradually when government officers descend on the market with loans under the Government's "own-your-home" plan. This was gleaned from a nationwide survey by the Sunday Times. It also revealed an
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    COMPUTER ERROR LED TO THAT RAILMEN PAY CUT
    108 3 COMPUTER ERROR LED TO THAT RAILMEN PAY CUT KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The mystery ot the sudden pay slash for Malayan Railway workers in the locomotive shed in Brickfields has been solved a computer made an error. The president of the Railwaymen's I'nion of Malaya Inche Yahay.i bin Mohamed Ali, said
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      594 3 The new 9hlikan has a large nib off 18-carat gold The new large Pelikan 18-carat gold nib glide* smoothly and flexibly over the paper, giving individual character to your writing. Its stabilising edges prevent troublesome splaying of the point. Pelikan Fountain Pens with the new 18-carat gold nib are reliable
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    BOMBSHELL AT THE MOSCOW SPY TRIAL
    2563 5  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER by ROGANOV was short and powerfully built and his face was flat with a permanent look of surprise, though it was pies '-'it when hr smiled. His deep voice. bis bearing and bit attitude suggested a for c c ful personality backed
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      8 5 NEXT WEEK: Britain gives way to American pressure
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    The man whose trisha was overtaken by war
    1096 6  -  GUNM CHIT THYE By THE designer of the Penang tnsha sat bark in his chair, smiled and said: "Life is like that Eighty-four-year-old Mr. Lim Eow Thoon had hoped to make a fortune from his trisha, but the outbreak of World War
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      900 6 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 CHANNEL 3 if P.M. Programme Summary; 2.47 Toto Draw; 10 00 i r A*HJ 307 capture; 3 29 NBC Entertainment 8peIV.Ulf A.M. Opening and Lassie Mysterious clal Comedy is Klng; 416 Get Smart V iva Intruder; 10.30 Pesta Pop (Repeat) 11.45 Mr.
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    Labour accepted Jobs Act for better future
    586 7 Labour accepted Jobs Act for better future JF the labour movement had chosen I') I'iiilil the Km ploymenl Act, no one could s;t> il was wrong, for ii would have been i fight For the intertill of workers. "However, it would have been also a decision for the present against
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    Jail, rotan for bid to extort from student
    172 7 SINGAPORE. Saturday pX-CONVICT Chua Hong Hock, 19, was 12 sentenced to 18 months' jail and four stroke of the rotan today for attempted extortion. He denied Mktag schoolboy Tay Yew Hock, 16, for $5 and putting him In fear of injury at
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    POLY TO FORM GUILD OF GRADUATES
    87 7 POLY TO FORM GUILD OF GRADUATES SINGAPORE. iSat —The Singapore Polytechnic is to form a Guild of Graduates. This decision was taken at a meeting of 120 graduates, at the Polytechnic main lecture theatre today Some 2.000 graduates had been Invited to attend the meeting, which was chaired by Mr.
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    Seaman denies theft bid
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Bat.— A British ."(•aman. Terence Yountt. 18. today denied attempting lo sienl a Vespa motoi scoot n belonging to Nawi bin Kaji Kacar. In dun' (if the Traffic Police Impart ment In Maxwell Road, at two this momlm He will be tne<: on Nov. 30.
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    Six months for attempted extortion
    175 7 Six months for attempted extortion SINGAPORE. Sal. I.ep Teng Hwee. alias Ah Hwee. 18. unemployed m tailed for six months today for attempting to collect protection money from Mr. Chang Choon Moh. owner of a shop in Thomson Road. He was arrested at Sims Avenue yesterday, and later identified by
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    Labourers turn thieves
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Sat Mohammed Yusof bin Sood. 16. and Mohammed Shawal bin Bujane. 15 today had their sentences for theft postponed till Dec. 12. pending a probation report They had stolen $100 from their fellow labourers. Joharl bin Oleh and Tukiran bin Sarman. at the Hop Lion Feather
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    Old Thai bahts passed off as SI notes
    141 7 Old Thai bahts passed off as SI notes SINGAPORE. Sat. Taxi drivers are involved in a new racket giving old one baht Thai notes as change. I Passengers arp known to K*t one baht notes placed neatly between SI notes as changr. Usually, 'hts Is done at night as It
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    INDON NEWSMEN TO STUDY SPORE HOUSING
    70 7 INDON NEWSMEN TO STUDY SPORE HOUSING SINGAPORE. Sai —A uroup of 12 Journalist.- from Jakarta are In Singapore for a day before iravellint; lo Kuala I.umpur tomorrow Tliey Hie on v two-week tour of South-eHM Asian ritie* lo v idy \ww public services are DtnolMi by the iiovrrnmenu of dirterent
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    Youth who broke into nine flats jailed three years
    169 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. An unemployed youth, who broke into nine flats and stole $6,500 worth of cash and valuables within two months, was iail- i-d for three years today. Peh Kia Whatt. 20. admitted nine charges of houM--brcakine and th. ft from
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    Miss World contest: A slip up in plans
    437 8 Miss World contest: A slip up in plans I— SINGAPORE. Sat. THE riddle of the "missing" Miss Singapore at the Kiss World beauty contest in London was halfsolved today. Singapore has never sent a representative to the Mta World beauty contest >ince the beauty title was created 20 years ago.
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    Seminar takes big step to boost Asean tourism
    203 8 Seminar takes big step to boost Asean tourism KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The standardisation proeramme for tourism in member countries of Asean took a step forward today with a set of resolutions oassed at. the close of the three-day Asean tourist trade seminar here today. Delegates from Malaysia. Singapore. Thailand. Indonesia
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    Foodstuffs for recipients of welfare aid
    73 8 Foodstuffs for recipients of welfare aid ■SINGAPORE. Bat The Siglap Women's Association will distribute foodstuffs tomorrow to residents of the area who recelvo Social Welfare public assistance. They are asked to gather at the Siglap community centre In Palm Road at 9 30 a.m. They should take with them basket
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    Flower lesson
    31 8 SINGAPORE. Sat— A flower making demonstration will be civrn by Japanese woman. Mrs. Yoki Kubota at the Chinese Women's Association clubhouse in Leonle Hill on Monday at 10 n.m
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    $442,645 awarded in breach of contract case
    231 8 SINGAPORE. Saturday JUDGMENT lor 1442,645 against Miss Grace Oh, l.tsl known to be residing at Lucky Heights, has been granted by the High Couii in default of her appearance. The amount includes legal costs and is probably among the highest ever awarded by
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    MP CALLS FOR PLAY SCHOOLS FOR CHILDREN
    86 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The MP for Ulu Pandan. Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, tonight presented certificates to 120 kindergarten children at their graduation ceremony at the Ulu Pandan community centre. In his speech. Dr Chiang said he hoped community centres would In future be able
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    Detainee freed
    16 8 SINGAPORE Sat Political deUlne* Tan Bang Klat wa.s releaned today alter seven years' detention.
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    RELIEF FOR PAKISTAN: SINGAPORE THANKS RAF FOR SUPPORT
    229 8 RELIEF FOR PAKISTAN: SINGAPORE THANKS RAF FOR SUPPORT SINGAPORE. Sat. The Oovern m c n t has thanked the Royal Air Force in Singapore for supporting the Republics efforts in sending aid to cyclone disaster stricken East Pakistan The RAF. which airlifted two officers from the Defence Ministry to Dacca
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    Ikebana chapter to hold Christinas luncheon
    79 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore chapter of Ikrbana International will hold a Christmas luncheon at the Hilton Hotel on Dec. 4 at 12 o'clock The Seventh Day Advenlist choir and Miss Elizabeth Gaye. noted for her Spanish sonr* and guitar playing, will perform. The luncheon
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    English without tears in tapes
    150 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. l-i I I THE centre of attraction 18 fiveinch tapes. No ordinary tapes though, for they are on "Success in English." And success in learning English it will be, for the tapes were presented to the Deputy Vice-Chan-cellor Mr. Reginald Quahe for the
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    New branch
    20 8 SINGAPORE. Sa\ A new branch of Hong Leone T- Ltd.. v.as opened In Upper Pava Lebar Roari today
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      159 8 m 1 If 1 T M, h hi^r mm jH|Bf If i I^HL t I Jm s^ lr vii J SCHOOLKIDS: we treat them as our own. We believe school children require special care. So we have a special person. And we call her "auntie". Her sole responsibility is to
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      362 8 A GR AT TIM LIES N STORE f0 :?J°!:"r The Lady il bock on the high Oftoin. Todov, the to»r yeu en a Sundoy Luncheon CruiM. She >crve> Special Indonation curry, buffet >tylc S7 per person and SS tor children under 12. For those who pcrter western tood, try our
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    NTUC to bosses: Start INCOME 'check off'
    357 9 NTUC to bosses: Start INCOME 'check off' SINGAPORE, Saturday JHE NTI today urged all employers to provide "check-off* 1 facilities for their workers to pay iK Insurance Co-operative Commonwealth Enterprise Lid. (INCOMH) policy premiums. Tho resolution to seek employers' cooperation in collecting insurance premiums on monthly basis through wage deductions,
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    NEW AIR TRAVEL CLUB SEEKS MORE MEMBERS
    53 9 NEW AIR TRAVEL CLUB SEEKS MORE MEMBERS SINGAPORE, Sat. The nrwly-formed Air Travel (tub. has launched a big recruitment drive. Membership Is open in .staff of iilrllnes and travel agencies lv Singapore and Mala\Mß The club has 120 members but. hopes 10 increa.se it to 500 at the end of
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    THIEVES GET 57.000 IN CASH AND JEWELLERY IN FIVE RAIDS
    309 9 THIEVES GET 57.000 IN CASH AND JEWELLERY IN FIVE RAIDS SINGAPORE. Sat. Thieve^, yesterday got away with over $7,000 In cash, Jewellery, and radio and television sets in five .separate raid.-.. In the FIRST RAID, two men knocked at the door of Madam Goh Wee Hoon. 26. a bank clerk,
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    No decision yet on site for memorial to early settlers
    189 9 SINGAPORE. Sat— The monument to commemorate S i n gapore'.s early settlers probably willbe sited on the reclaimed land between the Singapore River and Kallang River— not at Collver Quay where the foundation stone was laid in January. This w<s
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    Lawyers can now vote candidates of their own choice to Council
    227 9 Lawyers can now vote candidates of their own choice to Council SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore lawyers can now elect their representatives to the Council of the Law Society with the minimum of restrictions imposed by law. When they go to "the polls" at their society's office In the Supreme Court next
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      Getting to grips with gripes
      291 10 Getting to grips with gripes SINGAPORE'S soldiers cannot write to the Press, but that does not mean they cannot grumble. They can and ihey do, their latest grouse session taking place only two days ago when 14 members of Parliament visited the elite Singapore Armed Forces Training Institute. The MPs
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      Building props
      63 10 Building props TUN Abdul R*z;.k has directed that the licensing and registration Malaysian building contractors be examined. This comes just a week after the National Operations' Council .ipproved in principle a draft law to control and regulate construction in local authority areas. It all began with the collapse of a
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      Relief!
      69 10 Relief INTERNATIONAL aid is pouring into East Pakistan for the countless loft destitute by the cyclone disaster. It is reassuring to note that the communists too are not stinting. Russia has so far sent a shipload of relief, and China is sending about $3.5 million in cash, food, medicine and
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    Flood, food, famine fight for footholds
    662 10  - Flood, food, famine fight for footholds KALIM SIDDIQUI THOUSANDS DIED IN PAKISTAN'S DELTA OF DISASTER by- of The Guardian A LABYRINTH of channels and thousands of little Islands form the Ganges-Brahmaputra delta that opens into the Bay of Bengal, east of Calcutta. This watery landscape provides the millions who live
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    Caution, thrift and a proper budget their hallmark
    1309 10  - Caution, thrift and a proper budget their hallmark TAN WANG JOO A phlegmatic survey of middle-class incomes by Singapore THE vast majority of the middle-income group in Singapore have no economic qualms. Their financial position is comfortable, with something to spare as well. Their guidelines: spend carefully, save monthly, and
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    TALKING POINT
    24 10 Hope, freedom, and change, necessities for efficiency. Alfred Marshall. Nature is but a name for an effect. Whose cause is God. Cowpei*.
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    Oh, where are our swinging tycoons?
    686 10 Oh, where are our swinging tycoons? r fHE millionaires of Mala ysia and Singapore are hard up in terms of personality. Or as Mr. Roland Ra ns fellow put It: "Where's their flamboyance? Their dash? Their off-beat style of living?" Alas, he found only personality paupers when he investigated the
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    The high price of going to a female Shylotk
    804 11 The high price of going to a female Shylotk gPEOPLETnd PROBLEMSSI THE price of going to a female Shy- lock can be perilously high with the client some- times becoming the victim as Mrs. C. of Penang discovered to her cost. Aftpr paying $4,100 I interest on a $3,000 loan
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    Will you help this girl?
    128 11 Miss CHC is an 18--year-nld Malaysian Chinese with a School Certificate Grade 1 who wants to do a secretarial course in Singapore. Rut her parents can only afford to pay her tuition fees. "Could any respectable Singapore family take me in for a year and
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    IRELYNE SEEKS REUNION WITH MUM
    112 11 I <»ii i him, i TING of vih.ih writes in the hope of reunitinc .Madam Lena lir.th Piiiin Kirn with her daughter lrel>ne (See picture). He writes; "Due to a misunderstanding we were separa'ed but 1 promised her that I would get them together again
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    Insurance scheme for million workers next year
    241 11 Insurance scheme for million workers next year PENANG. Saturday JHE SOCIAL Security Scheme for over one million workers which would guarantee injury and disablement benefits is expected to be started early next year. About 900.000 people would benefit from an invalidity pension scheme and another 150,000 would enjoy injury insurance.
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    Straits tin down
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Sat IMllowIne the overnight London meul price which suffered heaw slump of £11. the Struts tin price In Penang yesterday dipped <2 to $655 per ptcul on an estimated offering down 15 tons to 270 tonThe market was barely steady with support at lover levels fiom
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    Ministry drops charge against journalist
    190 11 Ministry drops charge against journalist IJENANG. Sat. The 1 Ministry of Home AH airs has dropped further proceedings to deprive journalist Abdiil Rahim bin Abdul Karim. of his Malaysian citizenship. Mr. Rahim. 31. had earlier been alleged to have "voluntarily claimed and exercised the rights available exclusively to citizens under
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    Headmaster gets six months for corruption
    178 11 Headmaster gets six months for corruption MALACCA. Saturday. HEADMASTER Kek Pay Eng alias Quek Teck Eng. charged with corruption, was sentenced to six months" jail by the Sessions Court here today. Kck. 32. head of the Ylng Chye Primary School at Bukit Rambai had used a document containing a false
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    PENANG USIS CLOSES AFTER 18 YEARS
    94 11 PENANG USIS CLOSES AFTER 18 YEARS pENANG. Sat. The 1 United Statp.s informal ion Service here lia> closed alter mtviiik the public (or more than 18 >e;irv Its director. Mr. Manning: Hawthorne, who paid a larewell call on the Chief Minister. Dr. Lim C'hong Eu. at hi.s office this morning
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    $33,000 ganja haul
    48 11 PENANG. Sat— The anti xmurelinz division of the Penanc Custom* ha* seized Xl lib of rania from an Indonesian outboard motor-boat at Kuala Juru. The hemp, valued at 5.13.00 A. max thr bireeM haul madf hv the Penanr fmtnitis this year. Two men were detained.
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    US move to curb imports worries Spore
    371 12  - US move to curb imports worries Spore SOH TIAN6 KENG. By Singapore, Sat jyjOVKS by America to slash foreign imporls could produce worldwide trade repercussions which would eventually hit Singapore. This likelihood is worrying Government officials and business leader?, here as they analyse the implications of the controversial US trade
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    Revision keeps top student in form
    189 12 Revision keeps top student in form SINGAPORE, Sat. How does one come out tops in .school without paying much attention to teacher? Top student Quek Soo Hoon above i has found her answer: Catch up with your studies after school hours. Soo Hoon. 17, should know. For she wa.s top
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    Plan for conversion of the school transports
    226 12 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Registrar of Vehicle* today announced a scheme for converting SCH (School transport) vehicles, which will be abolished from next July, to either school bus s< B or to m h.... 1 taxi SCT registrations. Under the plan: SCH BUSES will
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    TOP CHEF TAKES A LIFE PARTNER
    123 12 TOP CHEF TAKES A LIFE PARTNER rO many cooks spoil the soup but not for German executive chef Gunther Nickel. 29. and his lovely bride Isabella Netto. For Gunthrr and IsabrTia. W, a l«xal cymnatics teacher, look upon their marriate "a partnership in the runnine of the kitchen. Thr partnership
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      Clothes that are Goodasnew
      526 13 Clothes that are Goodasnew THl'i clothes InnjiiiiK on :h< three racks were ;<s the name of the new "boutique" sn^csis: Goodasnew. Last Thursday morning was the "opening day" and standing in neat rows were knitted ensembles, oocKtail dresses, trouser suits and other stylish women's wear. All of them second-hand, but
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      The Sagittarius woman
      505 13  - The Sagittarius woman LEE SI SAX l>» y SUNNY disposition with ai infectious exuberance and zest for life that's the Sagittarius woman. She is invariahl.v popular wit hrr ready wit and smile and keen MM dI humour. She is also independent and in telligent with an oiitlnnk that is mature
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      64 13 Pictures by CHRIS LOH TOP LEFT: Diane wears a $15 beige open-knit tunic top. Pants are her own. TOP: Margaret in a yellow wet-look Roman style dress which can double as o lengthy blouse. Price: $30. ABOVE: Diane and Eileen in casual dresses: Black and Brown jersey (left)
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      9 14 MOTORING SPECIAL A Sunday Times Survey by Lawrence Basapa
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      Mild boom in region's motor trade
      1075 14 ~1 CAR BUYING TO SUIT OWNER'S TASTES RATHER THAN POCKETS FOUR-WHEELER dealers in West Malaysia and Singapore believe cars can tell more ;ilx)iit people than the zodiac. "Once, we could only gauge :i buyer's income group by his car", one Lion City agent said.
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      Two-stroke concept dying out
      253 14 Two-stroke concept dying out THE two-stroke engine is dying: "I give it anothpr 10 years at the most." said one Kuala Lumpur engineer. Development of the four-stroker (and, more recently, the rotary engine) threw the two-stroke completely out of focus for all but some motorcycle builders. The two-stroke -which first
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      PREVENTING CRUELTY TO CARS IDEA GAINS SUPPORT
      313 15 PREVENTING CRUELTY TO CARS IDEA GAINS SUPPORT THERE is talk in motoring circles of a new association: a society for the prevention of cruelty to cars. The concept is said to have won the approval of car lovers in Malaysia and Singapore. With the kind of support the hypothetical SPCC'has.
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      New safety devices catch on with motorists
      565 15 MALAYSIA and Singapore lia\e yet to document official lists of safety devices for ens. tntil they do. motorists will he getting :i shade less lor their money. There are three basic safety deviees'safetyconscknu nations specify: seat belts head rests and heavy interior padding
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      Many car designers are in the grip of midengine fever—
      543 16 Many car designers are in the grip of midengine fever MOTORING SPECIAL CAR designers in the West are in the grip of midengine mania. The idea of mounting an engine "midships" and thus improving road holding is a "race-bred" one that has been used in competition sine 1967. Probably the
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      Motoring abroad simplified for AAM members
      404 16  -  Special Writer By SINCE 1932 when State motoring organisations sank their Individuality In the formation of the Automobile Association of Malaya. AAM has consistently attempted to carry out the Association's objects: To protect and advane? the 'legitimate interests of motorists. .and to secure the
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      WHEN CAR SPRINGS HAVE TO BE TOUGH
      372 17 WHEN CAR SPRINGS HAVE TO BE TOUGH CAR suspension springs which Australia exports to the Republic of Singapore and Malaysia have to be good because Australia's country "wahboard" roads put demands on car and truck suspension systems as tough as any in the world. Nowhere do springs work harder. Nowhere
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      Singapore, KL may be first in area to use electric cars
      485 17 THERE is a sound case frr scrapping the mtertial combustion eniime. It burns about L i million gallons of petrol and diesel in Singapore each year and almost twice as much in Malaysia thus polluting the environment. Its noise
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      Exhaust fumes can be hidden factor in many road crashes
      898 19  -  Michael Philips By A MAN recently bought a second-hand car. An hour after driving it away, he had wrecked it, almost beyond repair, against a traffic bol- lard. 'I came over all funny and passed out," he said in court
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      When Benz took road with first gas-driven car
      782 19 When Benz took road with first gas-driven car T*HE motorcar is one invention no single individual can claim credit for. The concept of a self-powered vehicle must have occurred long before it was recorded in the Iliad. Homer tells of Vulcan > production of 20 tricycle.which: instinct with spirit rolld
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      NEW, BIGGER ROADS LIKELY TO BE PATTERN OF '70s—
      1037 20  -  BARRIE KEEFFE By WILL the next decade see the decline of the motor car? Has the "inos! convenient form of transport devised by man now heroine m insufferable burden? Ha\e cities in prosperous countries been sacrifice! to the car in the
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      Luxury on wheels with stereo sets, air-cool units
      573 21 AS PRICES SETTLE TO SENSIBLE LEVEL- LUXURY on wheels something modern techniques have put within almost every motorist's reach. Prices of radios, car tape recorders and air-conditioners settled to a sensible level about five years ago. Production techniques were perfected, and output
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      Savings from oil company's 5-grade system
      482 21 Savings from oil company's 5-grade system IN the Singapore and Malaysian motor spirit market, there is a spread of octane requirements for the majority of road vehicles from about 85 to 98 Research Octane No. (RON) a span of 13 octane numbers. Commercial motor spirit consists of clear gasoline blended
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      163 17 SPECIAL OFFER now A foe only 0130 INCLUDING INSTALLATION VALID UNTIL 30 NOVEMBER 1970 IT! SjSJBJIJjL SSSSSM COMPACTLINE4OO IgXgggg §2JlSg^^ CAR AIR-CONDITIONER ADDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE J Big 24-Tube Cooling Coil All Nylon Freon Hoses H G All Aluminium Condenser D York Automotive Compressor DESIGNED TO FIT
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      310 17 WUBrla$ f .w CAR AIR-CONDITIONING IS NO LONGER A LUXURY Mtttttmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimt^ KIKI Car Air-Conditioners produce Ice Cold Air i nsti n 1 1 y H^rj-yg^ XJBBf^ r THa^SZL-laJfc^Sam Compact in size, .extremely silent, it if simple to ■HMMHSBEmSH VBiiWHHb^HHBB operate *ith a 'single touch' control for temperature 15 and »lr
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      218 19 LUCAS ALTERNATORS ti*~^sTll k Lightweight compact (r* sSwW'I J M l/fl automotive alternators cj' jj were pioneered by lf\»\r// fl JIB Lucas and today they X\^Aw I^SM3/m are standard equipment I mfPo/r on 1 m °dels of British I l^S^y/f and Continental cars. Lucas \A// Alternators ensure adequate electrical output
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    Bigger problem than transplants: Freezing bodies
    494 22 Bigger problem than transplants: Freezing bodies REFRIGERATION as known today was invented by Jacob Perkins, an American who spent most of his long and active life in England. In his British Patent Specification of 1834 he described the vapour compression cycle, in which cooling was produced by the evaporation of
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      86 22 It's »o easy to nvke your own squash drink. Just dissolve 3% lbs of sugar in 4% bottles (Red Man bottle-size) of O C W\ water. Add a bottle of Red Man Squash Concentrate and f% \j stir. And you'll jet 5 large bottles of squash, which when ftf m
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      1021 22 U^lLMHmL£M By P-I.H. NAYLOR or two personal aimcul- you and will In the end before you tackle It. mood to take strong have been against you, CAPRICORN (Dec. 21— week, ready to take up should brine good news ties tnis week and bring happiness. Home life could be re- action
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    THEATER Night for budding concert artistes to shine brilliantly
    342 23 THE ATER Night for budding concert artistes to shine brilliantly THE annual concert by pupils of the Victor Doggett Music Studios takes place at the Cultural Centre on Nov. 28 and 30. Altogether 90 pupils will take part. The programme for Saturday is a miscellaneous one with the usual sections
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    Love triangle that has a happy ending
    227 23 Love triangle that has a happy ending 4 BARONESS with everything money can buy nets involved in an unconventional low affair which ends with all throe wife, husband and lover living happily ever after. French actress Genevieve GiUes, plays Dany the Baroness in "HELLO-GOODBYE." Curt Jurgens is the Baron. And
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    Arthur Richards sees the new films
    118 23 Arthur Richards sees the new films Indiscreet group of people. For car buffs, the film offers an imposing cast of "co-stars" In the form of famous- name cars, both modern and vintage. Among the former are: Rolls Royce. Mercedes. Bent ley and others. The vintage cars include a Delahaye. Delage.
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    IDOL MGR IN ACTIONIN FULL COLOUR TOO
    139 23 M. G. RAMACHANDRAN caused a near riot when he visited Singapore recently on location for his latest film "The Youth Who Wandered Round The WorldFans mobbed the Indian idol during the shooting at the famous Haw Par Villa. They were mesmerised while he
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    303 24 Layer hits top form to enter Embassy final I ONDON. bat. Aus- irHllan Rod Layer came back magnificently to his best form in a 6-4, 6-4 win over South Africa's Cliff Drysdale last night in the semifinals of the Embassy international indoor tennis tournament here. Th» *.ustralian left-hander, ulio won
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    115 24 Eastwood saves Victoria SYDNEY S*t A .-lubborn 92 not out with nine fours by op*ncr Km Eitntwood saved v-hampions Victoria from diMi.ster against Nrw South VTaaM in the ShPfTirld Shield match at the Sydney cricket ground today. Victoria at the close wrre 186 4 in reply to NSW total of
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    29 24 JOMPH ll* MARIA Ol .1 «'lno« I Rao Mam"*. Focm»rl% i l"k I»r»ndal< nmp p««.»d a»a* o*ac»fiill< Cort»«« laa>aa for Bukl« Sartudlt camatarr Nw«a> •< 11 00 a m.
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    Lock icon Japan tipped for bigger gold haul at Asian Games
    820 24 |HI Sixth Asian Games here next month will bring together more than 2.500 athletes from 18 nations and once again the medal table is almost certain to be dominated by Japan. The Games, Asia's own Olympics, will begin on Dec. 9
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    165 24 MANILA. Sat.— Final selection of the Phlllooines team to compete in the Asian Games In Bangkok next month has been nostnoned uendine a review of finances to determine the size of the contineent. Informed sources said a .special committee had been formed to iron out the
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